New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14
RESTORED 10 GARDEN rRryzEGss.
EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS LENsxNr-BoA1Du'

HOUSE KEEPERS PUT BACK.
Hot as yesterday in tho opinion OF ordinary
morals the temperature apparently too tame for
the self-sacrifcng Castle Garden committee Of the
Commissioners OF Emigration. SO they met In stufy
In the arstocratc part of the big rotunda and
pared enjoy the rumpus they had started to stir
last Friday For four long hoursand every ono knows
how long the afternoon yesterday the Con
missioners wrestled with the wicked boarding house
keepers whom they had cast utterly out OF tho Garden
Friday They kept the doors Of their locked to
the CONSERVATION of the band Of reporters who had been
accustomed report for the public all the dofngs Of
these servants OF the public previous occasions
Commissioner Stephenson the sslamander of che
saamanders Not satisfied with having made the air
red for several days by his unfolding of the hidden
mysteries OF Castle Garden management" by which he
s in danger Of suit by the American Emigrant Com
pany. he insisted defyns TIC World yesterday and
Issuing lurid but deadly orders to backward sub0rd
mates to keep The World reporter out" The susordi
mates proved delinquent web rs backward.
The whole tale "a tear-drawlng The hoapdins>
house keepers, immigrant agents rs they are gen
orally styled do considerable Of banking business for
immigrants. They cash drafts. etc. procure railway
tickets furnish lodging and take brothery Of the
Ts. or tsar friends at tSs West and IN
lousy the pSo Ines sa% ohanSe for
in swelling the ticket sales OF his bureau THROUGH his
the following agents shut out OF their old time PRIV.
sssssr Co.. Of No. 81 arsen@icSst E. 6IeSer Of
No. 1870 Greenwiobst; Strauss of No "a Greenwich.
B. Bertini Of No las wooster*t and Agent Basch-
kopf OF No 1876 East Broadway. All OF them have good
feeling runs high against the Commissioners for
declared to be 6lgh-handed proceedings Intended to
benefit tho railroad combine that pays 81 900 year
the Garden for the privilege OF doing what they please
for them order eguase the trse of the expool
but associated roads
The boarding house agents were allowed hearing
yesterday by Mr.. Stephenson and hts colleagues They
were marched In one by one and with the keen Mr.
Doane close TO ms elbow MI P SSSn
sopers couldn't prove anything wicked against them
and they went away restored to their to enter
OF the Board which they expected to accept don't
deprive them OF rights which knowing them they In
missioner Stephenson appeared unto the waiting news
paper men and vouchsafed this information: The
wicked agents examined; they proved guilty
OF the heinous crime OF selling railroad tickets and doing
banking business they pleaded Ignorance Of the rules
reinstted with the understanding that they wouldn't
do wrong any more AZ Commissioner Starr tugg6d at
vsN @ s ss1 s ws sSs
tho coat-tas looked the image OF triumphant rectitude
And the crafty Doane b said to have rejoicod exceed
II was suggested yesterday that the warm support
given by Commissioner Starr TO all OF Mr. scphe nsons
heroic doings Castle Garden might have refer
to the $1,000 clerkship held by the formers sou
in-law, 6. p. Colt He has been clerk in the Wards
book was opened on March % 1887, Mr.. Colt is
recorded absent twenty-th times. on only TWO
occasions sickness being alleged fifteen
times the hour OF his arrival recorded of his
departre the largest number OF hours he down -
spending at work Is seven and oneha hours that only
and IL frequently and the Usual time shown BY
tho record ia from four TO five hours
Emigration Commissioner Stephenson has sought 10
have DstrictAttorney MARITIME attempt To secure the
Indictment OF j. c. savcry OF the American Emigrant
swnsiIing business Mr. MARITIME informedthe Commits
that he must present mis- charges In writing.